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Ithaca Common Council to Consider Bird-Friendly Building Legislation
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The Ithaca Common Council is considering environmental legislation to mandate bird-friendly material standards in new buildings.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/legislation/)
The Ithaca Common Council is considering environmental legislation to mandate bird-friendly material standards in new buildings.
A bill sponsored by Sen. Lea Webb will allow CALS to manufacture alcohol if approved and currently awaits Hochul’s signature.
L.M. Nawrocki ’23 was awarded the Student Leader Award on Saturday, June 17 for cultivating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ Cornell students.
New York State is on track to legalize cannabis sales before the end of this year, with the application for adult-use retail dispensary licenses slated to open later this summer.
On Sept. 22, the Ithaca Common Council voted to send legislation requiring greater distance between cell towers needed for 5G services to be voted on during the Council’s Oct. 6 meeting.
Flooding toilets. Kitchens that don’t work. Ithaca’s housing market, notorious for horror stories of terrible conditions at astronomical prices, has long been a headache for Cornellians and Ithaca residents alike. Soon, the laws policing unsound housing will get sharper teeth.
The Finger Lakes region — named for its thin, glacial lakes that can stretch up to 40 miles long — has long been famous for the waterfalls and vineyards that serve as Cornell’s backyard.
Following a recent legislative push by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), much of that land may soon receive official federal recognition.
Prof. Robert Hockett, Edward Cornell Professor of Law, contributed to Sanders’ “Too-big-to-fail” legislation, which unveiled on Oct. 3.